Theme Demo

Heading Level 2

This is body text under an h2 heading. The font should be light (weight 300) and easy to read at presentation distance.

This is an h3 — italic accent color

Body text continues here after the h3 subheading.

And an h4 heading

Still more body text. Notice the color hierarchy: h2 uses the primary color, h3 uses the accent, h4 returns to primary.

Bullet Lists

• First-level bullet with a dash marker
• Another first-level item
  • Nested item with an arrow marker
  • Another nested item
• Back to first level

Inline Code and Code Blocks

Use library(fixest) to load the package. The function feols() estimates fixed-effects models.

library(fixest)
library(data.table)

# Estimate a simple model
dt <- fread("data.csv")
est <- feols(y ~ x1 + x2 | fe1 + fe2, data = dt)
summary(est)

Mathematics

Inline math: The utility function is \(u(c) = \log(c)\).

Display math:

\[ E[u(c)] = p_l \cdot u(c_l) + (1 - p_l) \cdot u(c_h) \]

A multi-line derivation:

\[ \begin{align*} \frac{dW}{db} &= (1-e)\left[u_l'(c_l) - \left(1 - \frac{\epsilon}{e}\right) u_h'(c_h)\right] \\ M_{W(b)} &= \frac{u_l'(c_l) - u_h'(c_h)}{u_h'(c_h)} - \frac{\epsilon}{e} \end{align*} \]

Tables

Utility Classes

This text is in the accent color.

This text is in the secondary accent color.

This is an alert.

This is alert2.

Custom color via .fg

Highlighted background

Links and Buttons

Here is a hyperlink to something in the accent color.

Button Example

That’s It

Three themes, one structure. Switch by changing one line in the YAML header.